Pati Patni Aur Panga: Rubina Dilaik’s mother-in-law graces the show to support the couple; Sudesh Lehri says, “Saas pe gayi hai”

The latest promo of Pati Patni Aur Panga has left fans entertained. In a fun segment, Rubina Dilaik’s mother-in-law joined the show to support the couple. She was asked to guess the number of pani puris Rubina would eat.

To everyone’s surprise, Rubina ate 9, and when her mother-in-law revealed her board, it also showed 9.

The panel, including Gurmeet and Sudesh Lehri, jokingly teased her, saying she had originally written 6 but flipped it. The moment had everyone in splits.Sudesh Lehri further added a hilarious punch, saying, “Yeh pehli bahu hai jo saas pe gayi hai.” The line not only cracked up the audience but also created a buzz online.Fans couldn’t stop laughing at the promo, with many calling Sudesh Lehri’s punchline the “highlight of the episode.” Social media was flooded with comments like, “Sudesh is hilarious as always” and “That ‘saas pe gayi hai’ line is iconic.” Viewers also joked about the pani puri guessing game, saying Rubina and her saas share a “telepathic foodie connection.” Netizens agreed that the fun banter, witty comebacks, and lighthearted vibe made the episode a total entertainer.

With family warmth, humor, and candid moments like these, Pati Patni Aur Panga continues to win hearts and keep viewers hooked.In an exclusive interview with Times of India TV, Rubina spoke about balancing work and her twins. She said, “Honestly, if Abhinav hadn’t been by my side, I wouldn’t have been able to manage everything. Motherhood would have felt far more challenging. He chose to step back and stayed home with our daughters so I could work.

He made a selfless choice to withdraw from a few of his commitments so he could be with our daughters, and that allowed me to continue working.

That’s a massive plus in my life. I remember when we first talked about becoming parents, he said, ‘I’m ready,’ but I told him I needed more time because I wanted to focus on my career. He completely understood and gave me that time. That made me realize I had his full support. Even now, he helps with things like changing diapers without ever complaining or asking for appreciation.”